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GonnaGrow
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add a thermostat and your set.
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I Need Some Feedback On My First Grow Room Setup!
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Ok I moved some stuff around. Are we all on the same page now?
Looks good to me, Id connect both fans to a thermostat or climate control instrument, timer....because you don't want them running if your addin co2. You can run your temps a few degrees higher with co2, like 80 to 82 degrees. I also use a fan speed control so my fans aren't kicking on and off every 2 minutes. Looks like a nice setup though!
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Thanks! I've put ALOT of work into this room, and spared no expense. I wondered how it compared to other diy from scratch room's. Does anyone else just sit around all day and watch their grow live feed?
Thanks! I've put ALOT of work into this room, and spared no expense. I wondered how it compared to other diy from scratch room's. Does anyone else just sit around all day and watch their grow live feed?
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Check out my diy room.
Ok I moved some stuff around. Are we all on the same page now?
LOL. It's looking much better than a week or two ago. Ask around, but your light looks pretty close to those small plants.
Be careful not to over heat the young ones. They also should be kept around 70% humidity for a couple of weeks. I grow my young ones to 3-4X that size under florescent lights before I hit them with the bright lights.
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Thanks Nerd I used a laser thermometer on the plants and they werent hot but I raised it anyway. Before I start my next run I'm going to get a five bulb t5 housing for my starters.
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Now I don't think this is burn from the lights, it only appeared on the first true leaves of one plant. I'm gonna get so CA/Mag +, and hopefully that will help. What do you guy's think?
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My guess is it's nute burn. PPM's might have been a little high during that time.
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What do you all think of my new osc. fan? It's mounted to the ceiling, and can be raised or lowered by removing sections of the pipe.
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well cool.yeaman
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Here's a few update pics. Were currently at week 5 from seed. I'm planning on doing 3 more week's of veg then on to flower. I just topped all three Blue Cheese two day's ago and I'm loving the results. Do you think I should clip off the big fan leaves blocking the new chutes?
Now I don't think this is burn from the lights, it only appeared on the first true leaves of one plant. I'm gonna get so CA/Mag +, and hopefully that will help. What do you guy's think?
I'm just getting back into growing after 20 years, but I'd guess heat stress on this leaf. If you start to see the same symptoms on lots of leaves it's time to worry. The first leaf sets are almost always lighter and crump in the end. Any decent soil will sustain plants, especially when they are small, so start with plain water. It's super important not to over fertilize. Always work nutes up from the bottom. Once you know your plants better, you can hit 'em harder.
Always make sure your soil is completely dry before you water again. Look for the soil color to turn lighter on the surface before starting to decide when to water. The soil should be pretty dry down an inch or two. The ideal time to water is just as the plants start to droop a bit.
I've always found that little bit of dry stress makes cannabis response to watering and nutes even stronger.
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Thanks Nerd! It only appeared on the first two sets of leaves. I haven't noticed any on the newer growth. I raised the lights so heat stress shouldn't be a worry any longer. I'm trying to decide if I should scrog or not. What are your thoughts on that?
What do you all think of my new osc. fan? It's mounted to the ceiling, and can be raised or lowered by removing sections of the pipe.
Don't blow on the plants, man, especially when they are small. You want a gentle circulation around the plants. Get the air to circulate around the room, especially top to bottom. I'd point it up along the wall at the corner and would not oscillate. A little bit of "wind" can be useful, it stimulates the stems to grow stronger, just don't blow on them all the time. Remember, cannabis grows better in Hawaii than Wyoming.
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Yielded 6.5lb in a 5 gallon smart pot.
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Finally it's Sunday, today the girls are 6 weeks old! 
I'll do a full update tonight, but for now I have to go to my slave job.
Here's a sneak peek of how they're doing.
I'll do a full update tonight, but for now I have to go to my slave job.
Here's a sneak peek of how they're doing.
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nice man . a little light green for me but it could just be the photo. looking good.happydays
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Yielded 6.5lb in a 5 gallon smart pot.
Off one plant. I've grown almost 20 years and I've barely broken the 1.5lb per plant a handful of times. I have to see this 6.5lb plant.
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Ah. The pic just loaded. That's one hairy strain.
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Added a stationary fan on the ceiling, It was defin. warmer up top than on the floor.
Over the course of the past week I topped all the plants main stalks and branches. I'm really happy with the result. Here's what they looked like today, a week after.
I even re potted my little plant I thought was gonna die. It fell out of the propagator when it was just a baby, and it kind of stopped development. Since then I've just been playing around with it. It's been laying on its side so you can see where the roots thought that was the bottom.
